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11.
Financial Fundamentals
Subject: Banking, Credit, Investing, Saving
Audiences: Students (College, Elementary, High School, Middle School), Adults (Adult Learners)
Source: Federal Reserve Bank
Free, classroom-ready lesson plans that take the mystery out of money smarts. These lesson plans help you cover the basics of personal finance with videos, group activities, and more.

Lesson Plan/Curricula
English, Spanish
12.
Great Minds Think: A Kid´s Guide to Money
Subject: Budgeting, Financial Planning, Investing, Saving
Audiences: Students (Elementary, Middle School)
Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
A publication to help kids learn about making their own decisions about money.

Activity, Publication
English
13.
H.I.P. Pocket Change
Subject: Banking
Audiences: Students (Elementary)
Source: The United States Mint
Contains information and games about U.S. coins and Mint history

Website
English
14.
Hands on Banking
Subject: Banking, Budgeting, Consumer Issues (Mortgage), Credit, Financial Planning, Identity Theft, Investing, Paying for College, Retirement Planning, Saving, Student Loan Management
Audiences: Students (Elementary, Middle School, High School, College), Adults (Senior Citizens), Specialty Groups (Entrepreneurs, Military)
Source: Wells Fargo
An online resource for children and adults to learn to take charge of their own finances and reach their goals

Website
English, Spanish
15.
It´s a Habit
Subject: Saving, Teaching Kids about Money
Audiences: Students (Elementary), Educators (Teachers), Adults (Parents)
Source: It´s a Habit Co. Inc.,
Educational and entertaining tools and resources that encourage saving money.

Website
English
16.
Junior Achievement $ave, USA
Subject: Teaching Kids about Money, Budgeting, Consumer Issues, Credit, Identity Theft, Investing, Paying for College, Saving, Taxes
Audiences: Students (Elementary, High School, Middle School)
Source: Junior Achievement
Lesson plans to help parents teach their kids about money management issues.

Lesson Plan/Curricula
English
17.
Learn to Count Money
Subject: Teaching Kids about Money (counting coins, identifying money)
Audiences: Students (Elementary)
Source: ABCYa.com
This interactive coin counting game allows children to collect fish for their virtual fishbowl by identifying money values.

Game, Website
English
18.
Learning Coins
Subject: Teaching Kids about Money (identifying money)
Audiences: Students (Elementary)
Source: ABCYa.com
Learning Coins is an online game that introduces elementary age children to U.S. coins and the dollar bill. This activity is intended to be a precursor to the site´s Counting Money Activity.

Game, Website
English
19.
Money as You Grow
Subject: Teaching Kids about Money
Audiences: Adults (Parents), Students (College, Elementary, High School, Middle School), Educators (Teachers)
Source: The President´s Advisory Council on Financial Capability
This site was developed by the Presidents Advisory Council on Financial Capability. It provides 20 essential age-appropriate financial lessons, with corresponding activities, that kids need to know as they grow.

Website
English
20.
Money Bags - A Coin Value Board Game
Subject: Teaching Kids about Money (counting coins, identifying money)
Audiences: Students (Elementary, Middle School)
Source: Learning Resources
Learning money skills is in the bag as you collect, count and exchange money all the way to the finish line. For 2-4 players

Game
English

<<123 4 >> Oklahoma Money Matters established this clearinghouse of financial literacy resources as a tool to help teachers, professors, educational administrators, practitioners and communities access information and instructional materials to support personal finance education for all ages. The clearinghouse contains publications, curricula and multimedia that address important money management topics such as saving for retirement, building a budget, balancing your checkbook and managing credit. We hope these resources help you make smart financial decisions and/or help you teach someone else how to manage their money successfully.